Look in the nsd.log file for the server and make sure that the modules
have loaded correctly. This will give you the best indication if something
is wrong.
Darren
Darren Ferguson
Software Engineer
Openband
On Wed, 12 Dec 2001, Paul Warner wrote:
Hello,
I'm new to aolserver administration.
I think the ns_db command will work if the database cannot be connected to.
At start time, nspostgres is loaded and reads it's section from the nsd.tcl
file. If there is an error in that section (typo, not configured properly
etc.) then nspostgres fails to load and ns_db is disabled. Paul has an
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On Wednesday, December 12, 2001, at 01:38 PM, Scott Goodwin wrote:
nspostgres does not to my knowledge try to connect to the database until
the first sql statement you issue, so it'll start up properly even if your
database isn't around.
Makes sense. Thanks.
Scott,
Thanks for your help. One of my coworkers took a look and noticed that I
hadn't sourced the right files before starting the server (and therefore
hadn't set LD_LIBRARY_PATH). Setting that variable fixed it. Sorry for the
trouble.
Thanks,
Paul
Scott Goodwin wrote:
Your nsd.tcl file
